The Lindemulder Continuum

A Janine Lindemulder Recap

“Penthouse got me known,” says Janine, the always beautiful, sometimes blonde star of over 100 adult video features. Penthouse was a magazine I’d always looked up to. I grew up on it. I aspired to be a Pet. That was really something I set my sights on. I remember looking at the girls and thinking, ‘I’ll never be able to look that womanly.’ Still to this day it’s hard for me to see myself that way.”

In this edition of The Girls of Penthouse we throw a spotlight on Janine Lindemulder, a Penthouse Pet who went on to become one of the most beautiful women to work in adult entertainment. Janine sat down with us to look back at her appearances in our sister magazine and to talk about where she’s going next.

It may be hard for her, but not for the legion of fans who first saw her as the December 1987 Penthouse Pet of the Month. “It was kind of by accident,” Janine remembers of that photo shoot. “I answered an ad for a figure model, not knowing that the ad meant naked figure model! Photographer David Schoen told me what was expected and it didn’t even faze me. I said, ‘Great! Let’s get to it!’”

And get to it they did. But what started as a normal modeling session ultimately became something special. “We took some test shots on Malibu Beach, and those test shots were chosen for the set. I find it funny looking back now, but I wasn’t aware of acrylic nails or the right kind of shaving techniques girls were using. You’ll notice that in some of the pictures I have absolutely no fingernails — I was a ball player — and in other pictures I have Lee Press-On nails,” she laughs. “Also we had no makeup artist and no wardrobe, so in some of the pictures I’m wearing my mom’s bathrobe and my grandma’s earrings. It was like dress-up time!”

Another scenario that would become an important part of her adult-film persona is seen in the all-girl layout “Janine, Donna & Audrey”. “I remember that set fondly,” she says. “It was still kind of new to me, working with beautiful women, and I felt … an exhilaration. I was nervous — actually I was very nervous — but once we were all in our characters for the day I did my thing and took charge.”

Perhaps the most spectacular images we’ve chosen are a black-and-white set photographed in a junkyard. “I take full credit for that,” Janine says. “I went to Earl Miller and told him I wanted it gritty and dirty. To me, that’s the best time, when I get to just unleash. I love any set that involves water or mud or dirt, where I can just let go. When I told him what I wanted to do, he jumped all over it. With his mind going and my mind going, we came up with something really good.” One bit of inspiration came directly from Miller, though. “The mace was Earl’s doing. He had gotten an extraordinary wardrobe person and designer and they brought that mace to the table … I think maybe I’ve swung that thing around in another life!” she says with a laugh.

The spontaneity that seems to follow Janine’s collaborations with Penthouse was obvious that day as well. Some of the pictures of me with the hose were just kind of a bonus. I had gone into the back room and was rinsing off some of the grime and Earl was like, ‘Whoa, let me get that, too!’ Those photos were almost taken by mistake, but they made it into the magazine as well.”

“Patrick was my boyfriend at the time,” Janine says of her co-star in the Wicca-inspired “Patrick & Janine”. “We had been seeing each other for about five months, and he loved getting dressed up as much as I did. That whole scene came very natural, but I was much more at ease and willing to do it than he was. He had a little bit of stage fright in the beginning. It was his first time doing anything like that, so I just told him to stay focused on me. He did, and we got some pretty hot stuff.”

Of what it is about her that leads to such hot stuff, Janine says, “It must be the Scorpio in me. I love to push the limits. It’s exciting. Anybody can do the ‘pretty-girl-on-the-comfy-bed,’ but I like working for my dinner. I’m a tomboy at heart, so anytime I get to go the extra mile or show my adventuresome side, I’m all for it. That’s just part of the excitement.”

Lindemulder Recap: Pet of the Month December 1987

“Ever since I was little girl, I’ve been fascinated by the women in Penthouse. They are so beautiful and perfect.”

“To Be in Penthouse is an honor,” says Janine Lindemulder. “It makes me feel very special. Posing was very natural and easy. It was wonderful to be nude in the outdoors with the sun and wind. I don’t think I’m a tease, but I like thinking about all the people admiring my naked body.”

“Being sexy-looking is great.” Janine Says Secure in her own beauty, she wouldn’t change places with anyone. There’s only one drawback, she admits: “I attract too many people. Sometimes I could do without them.”

Lovely, 34-22-34, 19-year-old Janine says she hasn’t had time for all the adventures she wants, “but I’m working on it.” Janine likes her sex rugged, and can tell by the first look if a man’s the right one.

Janine thinks rock-n-roll is the biggest turn-on of all. Its no wonder that her boyfriend is a singer in an L.A. band. “The first night we met we made love, and the feeling inside me was incredible.”

Busy these days with her acting lessons, brown-eyed Janine wishes she had more free time to sunbathe, “I love my body and I wish I could be nude more often.” She sees herself as a sunny California type — “the look that says I’m not taking things too seriously.”

Janine’s ideal man has long hair, a beautiful smile, and will play hard-to-get. In her future she sees travel, adventure and eventually, a man with sense of humor who will appreciate her easy-going nature. Settling down and raising a big family would make everything nearly perfect.

The Lindemulder Ladies

Lindemulder Recap: With Donna & Audrey in Designing Women

“Janine, Donna, and Audrey had modeled their original designs all day for one another, tucking here, smoothing there, to prepare for their fist fashion show. Between changes these designing women wore only smiles.”

Excited by the new fashion line, the talented beauties were eager to turn heads with their sexy designs, outfits for passionate encounters. Sensational models were booked for the “by invitation only” gala affair, and everyone was coming. “I really think we’ve inspired each other this time,” said Audrey as she warmed to her partners’ anticipation of a successful debut. “But there’s one more little detail, ladies. Have you thought of what we’re going to wear?”

“Just relax… breathed Donna as Janine caressed Audrey. “You’re beautiful with nothing on.”

These were women of exquisite taste, but never more than when they were in their birthday suits. They explored one another’s hot, wet places with deep kisses and caresses, tongues on sweet lips, fashioning a menage a trois with great style that went on and on.

Donna favored a tight and trim fit and colors that looked good enough to eat. Janine reminded her of the peaches-and-cream shade that became her so well. She had a taste and craved more.

The designing women would be fashionably late for their own fete, since dressing was not on the menu for the moment, but grand entrances were part of the fun. Let everyone think it was simply the glamour and lavish public attention that raised the color in their cheeks. Only they know about their own private show. Later they’d get creative with a little champagne and really celebrate.

Lindemulder Recap: The Junkyard

Adored by millions in the world of adult entertainment. Janine Lindemulder possesses an elemental sensuality that makes her unique among today’s top models and photographers.

“I wanted a real street-rat look for this shoot.” Our very own road warrior tells us, “I took the heels off and let my makeup run.”

On the prowl like a junkyard dog, gritty Janine is ready to grind her gears with a willing participant.

“I would love getting down and dirty,” says Janine. “Being a girl glamour girl has its moments, but I’m a lot more basic than that.”

As Pet of the Month in December 1987 and our Pet of the Year Runner-Up — not to mention her many other highly charged pictorials, videos, and films — Janine is a much-beloved and longtime member of the Penthouse family. As she says so succinctly, “My heart belongs to Penthouse!”

“I was a tomboy when I was little,” declares our feisty Pet. “Let’s just say I’ve had my share of mud fights.”

Any good mechanic knows the importance of scrubbing up and hosing down, but Janine’s method is far more heartfelt than any car wash…. Excuse us, you missed a spot.

The winter solstice is upon us, a time to celebrate the gifts we create without bare hands.

How rare to experience a religious moment so unique and rapturous one can drink of another not for intoxication but for clarity. The depths of the soul can be plumbed only when the earthly senses are allowed full rein over the body. Christmas, after all, began as a pagan celebration of sex and birth.

The object of worship inspires a first, breathless kiss… then more.
Rich as velvet, with the taste of raw earth, our passion engulfs this day as no other.
And how can it be that the simple becomes sublime, the ephemeral folds into pure passion?
The seed be not cold, but the origin of creation that in essence is our right.
Blessed be this time of simple enlightenment, when all of life’s truths converge into light.
The passage of yuletide winds through a forest of silk, a gossamer of gold, yet all that truly matters is contained in the hearts of lovers, in the gilt-edge cry of ecstasy.

Or at least that’s what they said in Penthouse, circa 1997 in a feature called “A Christmas Corrolary” in fact. As the editors in PenthouseGold pointed out, Janine has an unusual way of celebrating Christmas.

Quintessential Janine Lindemulder

While we considered this Lindemulder Recap great fun, we do enjoy larger picture looks as a rule. … First off, we know Janine better than many people, and we can tell everyone one thing for certain: If Ms. Lindemulder ever writes a book about her life, we’re signing up for that baby the second we hear preorders have become available. Until then, in case you missed it, Janine’s “Confidential” with Sam Phillips and the concurrent “27 Things You Don’t Know About Her” list will well be worth your time. And that one’s free.

POY Vote 2025

Penthouse POY Vote 2025

If 2025 has taught us anything, it might be that reality now updates more often than our phone’s software. From the Great Social-Media Migration (where everyone simultaneously claimed they were “logging off for good” and then reappeared 48 hours later), the nationwide obsession with productivity apps that somehow made everyone worse at being productive, AI that now writes break-up texts, and news cycles that ping-pong people between having strong opinions and being too tired to care — sometimes within the same sentence — the only thing more unpredictable than this year’s chaos has to be the commentary people feel compelled to have about it.

Naturally, with all that happening (and all that you’ve forgotten since breakfast), this seems as good a moment as any to remind everyone that our Pet of the Year 2025 voting has officially gone live. According to half our leadership, readers must be told things repeatedly or risk wandering into traffic. According to the other half, no one will notice this article unless we set it to music and choreograph a dance challenge. Since we are neither babysitters nor TikTok influencers, we’re settling for a straightforward announcement: The vote is happening, and you get to help pick a winner.

Shocking, we know.

As has recently been our custom, we will crown the 2025 Pet of the Year at AVN’s Adult Entertainment Expo next January in Las Vegas. Where better to celebrate the glamor, charisma, and a year’s worth of unforgettable moments than a city where even the slot machines have a dramatic flair?  

This prestigious title has previously gone to absolute stunners: Renee Olstead (2024), Tahlia Paris (2023), Amber Marie (2022), Kenzie Anne (2021), and Lacy Lennon (2020) to name only the most recent. Each brought her own spark — some mischievous, some luminous, some deliciously naughty, and all so magnetic, we found ourselves asking “Is she even a real person?” This year’s contenders stand ready to follow in those footsteps, heels and all.

While it may be easy to presume this whole contest comes down to  looks — beautiful women in Penthouse, who would’ve guessed? — those of us working on the project know better. Entertainment counts for a tremendous amount in these halls, and we’re certain many of you would agree. Personality has always been the secret competitive ingredient. … Wit. Charm. The ability to answer our questionnaire without giving the impression they are negotiating a hostage crisis. These things matter.

It remains our ongoing effort to pull gems that reveal our who are Pets are beyond their beauty. No trick questions (though “Describe yourself in three words” can certainly lead to an existential crisis). Instead, these prompts show how these women think, laugh, flirt, dream, and occasionally roast themselves. The results rarely disappoint. So, without further ado, here are our Pets’ sharpest, funniest, strangest, or most “I did NOT see that coming” moments — proof of their charm when they’re not posing under soft-boxes and an LED panel.

Corrie Yee — January 2024
What is your favorite animal?“I like cats. They are kind of like me. They like to do their own thing, and they like to eat and sleep a lot. I like their independent nature.”
Angel Dreaming — February 2024
If you could choose to do anything for a day, what would it be?“Learn from a psychic medium how to channel my abilities to talk to ghosts lol.”
Kassie Wallis — March 2024
What gets you in trouble?“I have a seductive gaze. I accidentally eye fuck anyone that makes eye contact with me.”
Elly Clutch — April 2024
Favorite social media platform?“They’re all a little funky… Instagram, I guess? Am I allowed to say PornHub?”
Caryn Beaumont — May 2024
When you are about to be photographed in the nude, how do you prepare?“Remind myself I’ll never look like this forever”
Adrianna Eves — June 2024
Who is your hero and why?“I don’t have a hero. I’m my own hero.”
Autumn Ren — July 2024
If you could live anywhere, where would it be?“I would live in an RV and travel the world. I want to see it all!”
Grace Elizabeth — August 2024
Where do you see yourself in five years?“In five years, I will be 28 years old. I would love to be living on my little farmhouse near the ocean with tons of dogs and farm animals.”
Keira Jackson — September 2024
If you could have any job in the world, what would it be and why?“If I could have any job in the world, it would have to be an astronaut. Ever since I was a child I dreamed of being in space.”
Alli Cat — October 2024
How would you describe your personality?“I like a little spice. Adrenaline junkie, trying things and experiencing new places.”
Krystal Harper — November 2024
What qualities do you like most about yourself?“I love my ambition and the way I chase after my dreams without hesitation. And, of course, my playful side that keeps life fun! My height is a great advantage. Being 6ft is no joke!”
Gracewearslace — December 2024
What’s your hidden talent/skill that people don’t know you have?“I can do the splits and count to 100 in Cambodian.”

As for the rudimentary basics:

  1. Your initial vote period will be open from 12/07/2025 at 12:00 AM until 12/21/2025 at 11:59:59 PM PST.
  2. This year, we’re continuing our Playoff format, trimming the roster down solely as the vote naturally splits.  The Play-Off will begin with 6 finalists from 12/28/2025 at 12:00 AM until that same magical 11:59:59 PM on 01/04/2026 at PST.

If you’ve ever wanted the power to help shape an outcome without algorithms or someone asking you … if you’ve tried turning it off and back on again … this will be that moment. So, take a minute and look through the contestants.  Read the highlights. Pick the woman who makes you smile, laugh, or think, “Okay, she’s the one.” You have the power to vote every 2 days — not necessarily for the same star — and by doing so you’ll enjoy more influence here than almost anywhere else these days.

Use it.

And make sure to bookmark Penthouse.com/vote2025 so you can keep coming back to cast your vote. We know you want to.

For those of you curious about the header image on this page, with a slight nod to another upcoming project debut, we chose a shot of Stephanie McLean from the April, 1970, issue of Penthouse Magazine for that spot. Stephanie happened to be the very first Pet of the Year winner announced way back in 1971 — when tik-tok was just something a clock did.

Angel Wings on Cloud Nine

An Angel Dreaming Conversation

A bit of a mini Penthouse crew wrangled Angel aside from the barrage of sights and sounds at the Las Vegas convention so they could dive into her emotions a bit. An atypically thoughtful person, this one.

I’m sitting here with Pet of the Month Angel Dreaming How do you define happiness, and what does it mean to you personally?

Angel: Oh, this is such a deep question. I feel like happiness is so subjective and it can mean anything. It’s kind of just like success. I mean you can be happy with no money to your name, but as long as the relationships that you have with other people are so genuine and positive, and they add so much to your life, and I feel like that’s the most important thing really. I mean I could have no money in the world, but as long as I have my sister, my family, I feel rich, you know? Rich in my life. So, I feel like it’s very subjective, but happiness means being so content with what you have and just feeling good.

That’s good. If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be and why?

Angel: Hmm, I feel like the easy answer is to say “I wish everybody would get along,” but I think the one thing would be the diseases that we have. I personally think Alzheimer’s is such a sad disease and to watch people, especially family members, go through that – it’s just so hard. I mean being specific with that one example. Being more broad with diseases in general, cures could alleviate so much pain and sadness in the world. So, if I could change anything, it would be to take away all diseases. It would be amazing.

I love that answer! Can you recall a time when you had to make a difficult decision that went against the grain?

Angel: Honestly, the one thing that stands out to me is what I do right now. I mean I model for Penthouse and that is a bit taboo in some societies. However it felt so right to me. And I feel like some family members can be so against it, like, oh you know, “you’re doing porn” or “you’re shooting nude!” and “That’s just absurd!” But for me, it felt so good and empowering, and I loved it. I’m proud of it and I’m honored to be a part of Penthouse family! So, I think that, really, just my job and doing nude shoots and feeling comfortable and confident! But, to others they might see it and perceive it as something so tragic when really, for me, it’s not. Maybe for you. For me, I am enjoying this though. [laughs]

[laughs] How do you handle criticism, both constructive and negative?

Angel: I think conflict is a good thing. I don’t know if everybody has that point of view, though. Consequently, I believe criticism should be taken with a grain of salt, because maybe somebody is just hating on you — but also maybe you can learn something from it. So I think taking it gracefully and accepting [what they’re saying] instead of coming up with a barrier and a shield, saying “No! No! No!” I think the opposite end of that spectrum is saying “Ok, well, maybe there’s something that I should look at within myself and maybe there’s something that I can change.” Just doing some self-reflection. I think that’s great. So, criticism is welcome. Some people can be more negative, so yeah, take that with a grain of salt, but as long as you can stay positive and self-reflect in a way that’s only going to make you better, I think that’s wonderful.

Love it! Do you feel that your work challenges societal norms or perceptions about body image? If so, in what ways?

Angel: Yes, I do. I know that modeling can sometimes bring insecurities onto the model itself and also the people who are viewing. Like with the magazine or whatever. There is a lot of editing, and even with social media, people edit, and it’s hard to tell these days, because the editing software is so good. People do compare themselves to people online and compare themselves to others, and sometimes you know you meet someone in person you look up to, and I mean [sigh] – Yeah, I can go on and on about this, but people get so starstruck, and they get so narrow-minded, and they idolize things that may not be realistic. … So, grounding yourself and knowing who you are and even though you might touch up a photo or two — or touch up every photo — that’s fine! And maybe that’s what you want to do and that’s fantastic. As long as you’re happy, and your mental health is clear, I think that’s good. I honestly think you shouldn’t be comparing yourself to anybody. You should be comparing yourself to who you were a minute ago, and yesterday — just working to be better and focusing on the positive aspects of yourself instead of the negative, because you want to manifest all of the positive energy!

Great answer! I love it! If you could go back and give your younger self one piece of advice, what would it be?

Angel: Oh, so many things. The first thing I want to say is be confident. Even nowadays I will have a photo shoot, and I’ll think “Ugh! I didn’t like that!” Then a day later I’ll look at the photos, and I’m thinking to myself, “Why did I ever think I didn’t look good? I look great!” You know?

So, I think that the piece of advice I’d give myself is just to have confidence and truly believe in yourself. I know that’s such a generic thing, but truly, I think that is what I would say, and even the little girl knows that. I think she really knows that. … I will tell you a little extra from this. … I used to work out. I couldn’t sleep at night, so my mother told me, “You know you can read or draw or work out,” and she’s on the phone. She’s just like, you know, “Handle it yourself”, so I tried drawing and that didn’t work, and I tried reading and that didn’t work, so I’d work out. I’d be in my room doing sit-ups, and I’d think to myself for motivation, “I’m going to be in a magazine one day,” and “I’m going to walk the runway one day,” and “I’m going to be that girl!” and “I’m going to model,” and “I’m going to have fun and be just proud of myself for that!” And I’ve done those things! I feel so proud of myself! But you know on the way to getting there, you doubt yourself, so, from the stage of being that little girl deciding that while she’s working out at night, because she couldn’t sleep to the person I am today: the cover of Penthouse … you have those dips, and you have those highs, just to remember … be true to yourself and have that confidence. You’re going to get there one day because you believed in yourself.

And also have a dream

Angel: Yes.

Because, if you know what you want to go after, you will make it happen if you have a passion for it.

Angel: Totally. Totally understand.

Love it. What habits or routines help you stay productive and focused?

Angel: I work out every day in the sense of physical, mental, and emotional.

So the main thing is really the discipline in my mind, and I can relate that to going to the gym because I have to be disciplined in the gym. When I’m disciplined, my mind is focused and I’m on track, and then I can apply that to my daily life, like making your bed in the morning or completing the tasks that you need to do. Do what you need to do, so you can do what you want to do, and that’s the discipline in my mind.

I love it. Can you share a personal story of when you almost gave up but decided to keep going?

Angel: Hmm… I can make this really dirty… [laughs]

Yeah, do it!

Angel: I was going to go the route of anal. So, I don’t know that one’s not – [laughs] No… [laughs] “You can do it girl! Chugga! Chugga! Put it in there!” You know? [laughs]

Best Answer. We love surprise answers.

Angel: Yeah! You know they were all so warm. I got to spice it up a bit. [laughs]

Who or what inspires you to keep striving for more?

Angel: My future self and my future family. I want to do this for future Angel and possibly kids one day. I want to be happy in my home with just a little bit. I don’t need too much, so that really motivates me.

I think that’s great. If you could collaborate with anyone, past or present, who would it be and why?

Angel: You know… I really like Riley Reid, and I love Lena! Icons! They’re beautiful. They know what they’re doing. Yeah, that would be a dream.

Agreed!

Angel: [laughs]

If you could live in any other time period other than your own, when would it be and why?

Angel: I’ve always felt connected to the 1800s. Not exactly sure why. But I love their style and their floofy dresses, and the carriages and I know it is much harder than it is today. We have so much more technology, but the 1800s always fascinated me. And in Minnesota, we have a mansion on the way to Duluth, or in Duluth, called the Glensheen Mansion. It has a rich history and a rich story to it, and I’ve always felt drawn to it and connected to it. I just feel like I’m teleporting when I go in there … to way back when. I just — I don’t know. It’s history and I would love to be part of that history, even if it’s just wearing a floofy dress! [laughs]

You should do a scene, or some content dressed in a Victorian style with the corset and you should get a white wig. I think you’d look so beautiful.

Angel: I will vow to do something like that! Yeah, I should, huh? [laughs]

If you could switch lives with anyone for a day, who would it be and why?

Angel: Hmm… Probably Ariana Grande! She sings like a queen! Her voice is butter! It just flows effortlessly, and I don’t know – she’s like my sister in my head. I adore her, so switching lives with her would be so cool!

Well, you kind of look like her.

Angel: I get that a lot actually!

Did you see Wicked?

Angel: I did! And I want to see it every other day of my life! I’m dying to watch it again. I know my friends have watched it like 20 times. I’m like “I need to!” Ugh! It’s so good. I can’t wait for the second one.

If you could have any superpower for a day, which one would you choose and what would you do with it?

Angel: For a day I would love to do teleportation, including that whatever is touching me could teleport with me. So I could teleport a bunch of people. We could go traveling the world in just a moment’s notice. That’d be so cool … because I love traveling!

Where do you want to go? Where would you teleport to?

Angel: Oh gosh! I would go to Italy, all over Italy! And Greece!

What advice would you give to someone who might be interested in starting their own journey in content creation or modeling?

Angel: Be consistent. You have to make a decision before you start. Ask yourself what kind of content you want to make. Is your family comfortable with that? Do you care if they’re comfortable with that? What do you want to do in the future? Do you care if possible jobs would be ok or not with that? And, once you start, if you truly want to do it, be consistent. Even if you doubt yourself, keep doing it … and do it again. Eventually when you set your goal and you take steps to reach it, you’re going to reach it!

How is it for you – this being your first AVN. How do you feel? Tell me a little bit about how you feel.

Angel: I feel just like amazed right now. It’s a little overwhelming because there’s so much to look at, so I’m a little like “Boom! Boom! Boom!” with my eyes. It’s hard to focus on one person at a time. So, I’m like trying to connect with people [laughs] even though I’m like “Wah!” looking around like “Oh my god! There’s so much happening!” It’s crazy, you know? There’s a bunch of toys out there and those are something else, to say the least.

The big dicks?

Angel: I was like – “What is that?! Décor?!”

Who takes that?

Angel: I don’t know! Not anyone I know! [laughs]

Weren’t you talking about pushing past earlier? [laughs]

Angel: Yeah, that’s right! [laughs] “Push girl, push! Chugga! Chugga!” [laughs] Oh my god, that one – no not that. A tentacle? I’m like “I can’t do it.” I’m not into that. [laughs]

That’s the exception. You should stop. [laughs]

Angel: Yeah, definitely it’s not there. There’s a limit. [laughs] Exactly!

Yeah, I think that’s the limitation. Definitely.

Angel: We stop at that large piece of décor and the tentacle.

We do not traditionally do a BTS photo gallery from our Pet shoots, but on this one Sam Phillips took some excellent shots, so it seemed a shame to ignore them. It would be groan-inducing to describe Ms. Dreaming as heavenly, so obviously we will not do that. … But we could, because the description certainly fits. Still (per orders), we’re being all professional and stuff here now, so we will send you off to Angel’s Pet page along with a link to her Instagram, and you can decide for yourself. … How about “celestial” instead? Would that be better?

Early Penthouse, circa 1975

Early Penthouse in Homespun Hardcore

Before we get to explaining the header image on this page, it seemed appropriate to set the mood. Fortunately, we were able to quickly set the mood as to the interests of the early Penthouse reader with a small section called “Happenings” in the January, 1975, publication.

Early Penthouse Warmth

Nothing is sacred anymore. Even quilts, pottery, and stained glass have now been injected with a substantial dose of erotica-erotica that sometimes borders on pornography.

Three artists of this newest erotica are Rhett Delford Brown with her “pornographic tapestries” (quilts), Jeffrey John Speeth with his “dirty windows” of stained glass, and Susan W. Beecher with her ceramic “pot erotica.” They’ve made it possible to have sexy bed quilts, windows, and even punch bowls.

If you think quilts are made by little old ladies in New England sewing their arthritic fingers to the bone, you definitely haven’t seen Rhett Delford Brown’s erotic quilts. Some people have used her creations of stuffed and stitched sex scenes for bedspreads, but the artist prefers to hang them on her walls and calls them “pornographic tapestries.”

“I regard my work as expressions of my sexual fantasies and my friends’ fantasies,” Delford Brown explained in her genteel Southern accent. “That’s why I put a voyeur in each piece; voyeurism is my thing.” Some of the sexual activities the fifty-year-old artist has illustrated in her tapestries include lesbianism, bestiality, homosexuality, and plain, old-fashioned oral-genital sex play.

The whimsically primitive people in her quilts are made of stuffed pink satin. Details are stitched in with crewel embroidery. Yarn serves for head and pubic hair, and weird buttons provide eyes popping out from sexual ecstasy and/or lust. “My yarns are my pal­ette,” Delford Brown noted and showed off the fine detail work in her lesbian-fantasy quilt, “I Wanna Go Back to My Redneck Ways.” This pornographic tapestry depicts two nude female figures joyously grappling with one another’s private parts. Their nipples, made of rosy, pink satin, stand firmly erect. One of the girls’ fingers grope up the other girl’s vagina, which is rendered in loving detail. “See that diamond in her pussy?” Rhett asked. “Well, really it’s a rhinestone, but I thought it made a rather nice clit. And see here,” she continued in refined Southern lady accents, while lifting the diamond girl’s three-dimensional buttocks, “I even gave her an asshole.” You peer discreetly under the satin buns and, sure enough, there’s a neatly embroidered rectum. Rhett thinks of every­thing.

“I Wanna Go Back to My Redneck Ways” also features a male voyeur in the back­ground, frantically clutching his cock, from which spurts delicately embroidered diamond semen. In another section of the quilt, two little furry bunnies are cheerfully having intercourse. Yes, Rhett thinks of everything.

There are several other “pornographic tapestries” hanging on the walls of the artist’s home, an 1887 public library in New _York’s Greenwich Village, which has been converted to a modernistic, funky-Bauhaus interior. She and her husband, avant-garde artist Robert Delford Brown, call their multileveled den of erotic art “The Temple of Hilarity.” The hilarity is provided by their extensive collection of antique erotic art, as well as Rhett’s quilts.

“At my gallery,” Rhett says, “people stand around and laugh at the exhibitions. It’s very smiley all the time.” You can see Rhett’s porno quilts at the Great Building Crack-Up Gal­lery in Manhattan. The quilts cost $1,000 each, but she has done “a pair of moles fucking for $100, because that was all that girl could afford.” Besides her pornographic tapestries, Delford Brown collects and sells Victorian pornographic photographs and 18th­century miniature erotic etchings, which she hand-tints ($75).

How does she get such rare and weird antique erotica? “That’s easy,” Robert Delford Brown grinned. “My wife just walks into shops and very sweetly says, ‘Show me your hard-core porn.’ “

Early Penthouse Views

Stained glass usually evokes images of majestic cathedral windows, of Gothic rosettes and illustrated lives of the saints. But to Jeffrey John Speeth, stained glass means erotic windows. He calls them “dirty windows,” but they’re really his search for freedom in a beautiful but largely unexplored medium of artistic expression. “All I care about is that people open their eyes and see stained-glass windows as something other than religion or cutesy-poo daisies or little owls,” the bearded Speeth explained. “That’s why I’m trying to do cocks and cunts in stained glass as graphically as possible —  to zap people in the face.”
Since pornography struck him as an obvious way to change people’s ideas about stained glass, Speeth deliberately set out to render his porno window, “The Blow-Job,” in glowing shades of green, brown, and flesh; it shows an erect male phallus just about to be inserted in a girl’s wide-open mouth. Her eyes are humorously blacked out, so she can’t be identified in this “shameless” act. “I’ve tried to do a real porn window,” Speeth said, “but there’s no way. Stained-glass windows have too much inherent majesty in them, so I have to settle for being just erotic. But I’d still love to make windows that people could get hard-ons from.”

For seven years, Jeffrey Speeth created modernistic windows for the rock nobility of southern California. “I’d make windows that people’d either bust holes in walls for or build their houses around,” he stated proudly. But about two years ago, Speeth decided to go back to nature and moved to a large farm on R.D. #1 in Friendship, New York, and plunged into the realm of erotica. The result was his first series of “dirty windows,” which sold for about $250 each.

Perhaps Speeth’s most impressive erotic work is “The Double-Hung Window.” It is ac­tually a two-window set, showing a woman’s thighs, buttocks, and vagina in the upper window, with a man’s midsection and powerfully erect phallus in the lower window. When the two windows are slid together, the cock and vagina mesh. As light pours through the kaleidoscopic colors of the window, the glassy genitals of man and woman shimmer together sensuously, and the vibrant, pulsing colors of the glass elevate the sex act into an event of great spiritual and artistic beauty.

“When I showed my ‘dirty windows’ back on the West Coast, all people kept saying was, ‘Is that all you think about back East in the woods?’ “ Speeth chuckled. “Now I’d love to do enormous classic rosettes of cunts in Gothic arches. That would really zap people in the face, wouldn’t it?”

Early Penthouse Pottery

Early Penthouse, circa 1975Portable orgy scenes are potter Susan W. Beecher’s specialty. She calls her work “pot erotica” — and that’s exactly what the ceram­ics are. Beecher’s bowls, vases, pitchers, and boxes start out as ordinary, hand-thrown pottery, but she adds on little four-inch-high figures who do the most amazing things. They copulate, masturbate, and just plain fool around with one another’s bodies, and it’s all captured under a heavy ceramic glaze. “Pot erotica” is certainly an eye-opener, especially if your idea of sexuality in pottery stops at a bunch of horny ancient Greek shepherds chasing some nymphs around an earthen­ware bowl.

To advance the art of pottery, Beecher paradoxically had to compromise for less-delicate, advanced styles in her work: “I have to make everything thicker, so the pots won’t collapse, so they’ll hold up under the people.” The little people themselves are a cross be­tween primitive and modernistic art styles, and they’re always naked — the better to see what’s happening and the easier to glaze.

“Pot erotica” is more functional than most forms of erotic art. “Since the objects can be utilized, people have an excuse to keep them around,” the potter said. Some of her minor pieces, which sell for $100 and up at New York’s Show of Hands Gallery, include a large candleholder embellished with an entwined couple, or “boxes with a little couple screwing on top. They’re sweet,” Beecher said, “the perfect coffee-table item.”

Masturbation is one of Beecher’s favorite subjects. In her “Masturbation Pitcher,” each handle is made of a masturbating male or female figure. Her “Deep Throat” boxes, memorializing the controlled gag mechanism, were also popular sellers.

Being an erotic potter does cause some social problems, she admitted: “My two kids are nine and seven, and they’re very noncha­lant about the whole erotic thing, but some of their friends’ parents have forbidden them to visit us.” Problems occurred, too, when she needed models for her sex scenes. “You have to pay professional models. I tried to use my friends,” Beecher sighed, “but they all got too nervous to perform.”

Early Penthouse Censorship Fight

The LA Star is an adventurous Los Angeles bi-monthly paper, whose existence is being severely challenged by the 1973 Supreme Court ruling on obscenity and pornography. Some people think it’s a hardcore porn tabloid, and unfortunately, the southern California police happen to be among them. In the past year no less than eleven separate busts have been made on the Star.

This is a publication with an incredibly liberal and diverse editorial content, from “Was it the CIA that Shot Wallace?” to “How to Make an Obscene Phone Call and Score.” The Star is proud of printing pictures and stories from their readers, a generally creative lot, and the paper is thoroughly imbued with the age-old journalistic spirit: “You Read It-or Saw It Here First.” In its search for truth and beauty, the Star leaves no labia or engorged member hidden.

There are some “liberals” who poo-poo the Star’s point of view, saying it has no social or political value. But the Star’s editor, Paul Eberle, says, “If everyone in America could get turned on to balling and good times, all the crooks would be out of power.” Who can disagree that this is sexual politics at its strongest?

Mickey Leblovic, the paper’s co-founder and associate editor, is naturally aghast at the bustings. Because his family was run out of Czechoslovakia by the Communists, he is familiar with repression. “When I came here as a child,” remembers Leblovic, “we were taught that this stuff happens in Russia, but not here!”

The Star borders on financial crisis every day. Three of the eleven charges resulting from the busts were dismissed through deals in which the Star agreed not to distribute in certain cities. This has cut its circulation from 70,000 to 50,000. Moreover, thanks to the parodies the Star ran of every other publication in the area, it has gotten no press support on its home turf. “They said we didn’t deserve it because we made fun of them,” says Eberle.

But then everybody at the LA Star seems to thrive on official abuse. The paper started on $157, and It’s been going for over three years, even though Eberle and Leblovic have resisted the temptation for a large profit. “We didn’t go into this as a money hustle, and we haven’t made any money,” says Eberle. “It’s a love affair with journalism.”

Early Penthouse on Gifts

Finally to the header image we go, as the photograph (by XXX) represents what Penthouse considered to be the excellent Christmas gifts of the year. To be fair, we cannot be sure what manufacturers did — if anything — to be included on this list, but we present it simply as it was a half a century ago.

Front and center Is a contemporary “antique,” the Kentucky Flintlock pistol by Replica Models ($28.77), around which are displayed the Scarab Snake Bracelet ($40), Closed Tango Bracelet ($130), the Rocket Ring {$120), and the Baby BB Bracelet {$40) from the Barry Kieselstein Collection, all available at George Jensen. A Bowman pocket calculator ($79.95) leans against a rich Ventura 24K suitcase (S60), which contains a Snail Basket tor the escargot connoisseur from Hammacher-Schlemmer ($32). One Exquisite Goblet ($15), also from Hammacher-Schlemmer, holds a brass bell buckle from Shamey’s of the Shores ($75), behind which Is an original Mickey Mouse watch (S40) from the Tony Goodstone Collection.

Tucked Into the reading pocket of the traveling case is the Penthouse’s own Petlolio ($9.95). The Craig Stereo System ($233.95) supports a rare bottle of Remy Martin’s blend of fifty-to-one-hundred-year-old cognacs ($275) and a Canon F1 35mm camera ($699). In front of the sound system is a Minolta XL400 movie camera (S290) and a Sliver Roll Top Caviar Server ($35.50) from Hammacher-Schlemmer. The Scarab Box ($700) from the Kleselstein Collection Is tucked behind the elegant fruit cake. Atop the Akai Receiver ($349.95) is a quilt-framed porcupine box ($90) from Niall Smith. A Chinese wicker rooster ($275) from Hammacher-Schlemmer stands behind Electronic Table Tennis by Control Sales ($550), on which sits a Corn-Copia Mug ($12.95) from Hammacher-Schlemmer and a Kaywoodle Magnum pipe ($15.95). The Grand Com Ericphone ($59.95) sits atop a black leather telephone memo book from T. Anthony ($25): and a Nixon/ Agnew inaugural memorial coin from Harmer and Rooke ($80) is displayed on the Phone-Butler ($99.95) by BSR, behind which is Continental’s Conalr pro-style hairdryer ($28.99). In the far-right corner are three pieces of jewelry from the Swank collection (at $6, $7.50 and $10).

While early Penthouse highlights and education might be fascinating, do remember the time period in which this all originally appeared. … Yes, there was a time when playing “electronic table tennis” on your TV was worth $600 to some people. Heck, they even bragged about it. Even back then, though, we cannot imagine why one might desire a putter made from a bull’s penis, but maybe we need to ask somebody from Texas. Also, an Original Mickey Mouse watch these days will cost a lot more than forty bucks, whereas a similar Remy Martin fine cognac might cost you $13,000 today. … Finally, and for the record, despite the claims here, there was no such thing as an elegant fruit cake in 1975, nor is there such a thing today. Should some evil person convince you to actually taste a fruit cake this season, however, you may come away convinced it was originally baked in 1975. Those be nasty.

As for what we might be foreshadowing, hang in for a couple of weeks. If you liked this, you’re going to love the surprise.

Down the Rabbit Hole with Sky

A Sky Wonderland Conversation

I’m sitting here with Sky Wonderland, Penthouse Pet.

Sky: Hello!

Where do you find inspiration, both in your work and in life outside of work? What inspires you?

Sky: People that are very driven. I love watching my Twitter feed, and seeing people go super hard. I love watching Summer Vixen just go hard as fuck, and I’m like, “That is inspiration to me.”

I love that. What’s the best piece of advice you’ve received related to your craft or profession?

Sky: Take the good and bad for what it is. Just take it for what it is. Don’t think too hard about it. Just like, “that’s life” and move on.

That’s great. How do you deal with creative blocks or moments of self-doubt if you have any?

Sky: I kind of go to my best friend about it. She’s also in the industry, and we kind of just bounce off of each other, so if one is not feeling up to it, the other will always pick the other back up.

It’s so important to have friends like that, you know?

Sky: It is.

Is she older or younger?

Sky: She’s one year older than me. [laughs]

How do you stay grounded and connected to your roots despite your fame and success?

Sky: Ooh! I mean, I just keep doing me! Like, I’ve always been a nerd at heart. I still game. I still do my twitch. [laughs] Yeah!

What’s your favorite game, and what system do you use?

Sky: I’m a PC gamer. I like playing Fortnite, and I like playing Skyrim.

I know nothing about games [laughs] What’s something that you’ve always wanted to achieve, but you haven’t yet?

Sky: Ooh, I want to win an AVN or XBiz award.

What’s stopping you?

Sky: Nothing! [laughs]

So great! Where do you see yourself in 5 or 10 years, both personally and professionally?

Sky: Professionally, very successful, and also personally, just successful in the sense of being happy.

That is the best form of success, just being happy because they say that money buys happiness, but –

Sky: It doesn’t.

It really does not. How do you envision the future of your industry, and where do you see yourself fitting into that vision?

Sky: Ok, I see the future of the industry… because we’ve come a long way, we really have, we’ve opened doors for a lot of different types of people, and I see myself fitting in right in.

That’s so true. I think it’s also the industry has become so much more mainstream, and acceptable from mainstream people that it’s very easy to cross over to do other things and not just be on one platform.

Sky: Right. Yeah! You can literally do whatever you want. The world is your oyster.

That’s so true. What’s a guilty pleasure or something that you do for fun that people would not expect? Besides gaming…

Sky: Oh, well, that was my answer. [laughs] But, I have a favorite food that people wouldn’t expect. I really like hot dogs! Like, that’s my guilty pleasure food. I fucking love hot dogs!

Really? What do you like on your hot dogs?

Sky: I like ketchup, onions, a little bit of mustard, not too much, and that’s it. [laughs]

Ok. It sounds like a New Yorker.

Sky: [laughs]

Do you like white or wheat bun?

Sky: White!

[laughs] And do you like boiled, grilled or on a flat top?

Sky: Grilled.

Ok, there you go. If you could instantly master a new skill, what would it be?

Sky: Ooh, gymnastics… Dude! Those girls go hard! They are flexible! They are strong! That would be so much fun!

And it would also help with the industry.

Sky: It would! Oh yeah!

Oh, you could do things no one else could.

Sky: Yes!

What’s one thing that always makes you laugh no matter what?

Sky: My best friends. [laughs]

What would you do if you woke up one morning and no one recognized you or knew your name?

Sky: I would have so much fun! [laughs]

[laughs]

Sky: I would get away with things that I would never get away with! [laughs]

[laughs] That’s so great. If you could have any superpower for a day, which one would you choose, and what would you do with it?

Sky: Ooh, teleporting, and I would travel the world.

Where in the world?

Sky: Italy. Greece. Anywhere in Europe, really. I’ve never been, so that would be really cool.

I love it. What inspired you to start creating nude art and content?

Sky: You guys.

Penthouse? Yes?!! … Explain more. Tell me a little bit more about your journey. Like, how did that happen?

Sky: Well, obviously, I had been in the industry for a little bit before you guys reached out, but I had never really gone full head-on into it, and after Penthouse reached out, I was like “I can do so much with this!”. I don’t just have to do just this one modeling thing. I can really expand and make the most out of this.

Oh yeah, and I loved your layout!

Sky: Oh yeah! Oh my God, it was beautiful!

Your cover and your layout… it was beautiful. And you know, you were on a very famous issue, because you were the first double cover that we ever printed. It was you and Cherie Noel.

Sky: Yes! She’s a very sweet girl.

She is! How do you see your work impacting your audience? Whether it’s inspiring, provocative, or even educational?

Sky: Oo, I think all of it. Educational on the side that if you follow me on my social media, I kind of just say things how they are. Provocative, obviously, in my shoots, but inspirational to girls who want to do this, you know. I came from, like, a normal suburban area, and now look. Look at where I am. So, I think that’s inspiring to people.

What is one misconception about your profession that you wish people would understand?

Sky: That not everything is exactly how it seems. Chemistry is so, so important, and you can’t really force that. So, when it looks really good on camera, it is really good on camera. When it doesn’t look really good on camera… you know?

Yeah, there’s just not really probably an attraction. Yeah, they weren’t vibing.

Sky: Yeah.

Can you share an experience where you felt particularly proud or accomplished in your work?

Sky: Yeah, when I got reached out to shoot Vixen. Yeah, that was really fun.

Tell me more.

Sky: Yeah, they reached out to my agent, and they were like “We want her for BlackedRaw” and I also shot a scene just for Vixen, and that was really, really cool. It was a really nice experience.

What is your creative process when preparing for a shoot or creating new content?

Sky: I usually just see something and like… For example, on Twitter, if I saw a girl wearing all pink, maybe I’ll take something from that and wear all blue. Take something inspiring, and kind of make it my own.

I like that. How do you protect your mental and emotional wellbeing while working in a space that often invites judgement or objectification?

Sky: I go to therapy. [laughs]

[laughs] You’re so funny. What role do you think social media has played in the changing landscape for creators, especially those in the adult or alternative art spaces? How has social media impacted it?

Sky: I would say social media impacted it good and bad. Bad in the sense that I feel like there’s more judgement, but good in the sense that there’s a whole new way for us to all connect and be supportive of one another.

And also, it’s a great form to reach out to fans, and you are able to obtain them from all over the world instead of just like –

Sky:… in one area, yeah.

Yeah, exactly. How do you handle criticism when it comes to your body or the type of content that you create?

Sky: Really? I just fucking laugh at it. Because it’s like… Who are you talking to right now? [laughs]

What gave you that confidence?

Sky: It took a while, but I really just found it in myself, and learned to love who I am, and my body for what it is, rather than compare it to everyone else.

And there’s like a million internet trolls too…so…

Sky: There is.

And who gives a fuck what they think?

Sky: No one. [laughs]

And then if you could just tell us on what social medias we can find you on? Like Twitter, Instagram?

Sky: Oh, yeah. Well, I did change my social media from the last time I talked to you guys.

Oh my god, ok, so explain really quickly the whole “Sky”, “Ali” and then “Sky”.

Sky: So, when I first joined mainstream, I had not the best agent in the world, and she was like “You should choose something different”, and then I was like, “Ok, maybe I’ll choose something different”, but then I was like, “People are going to be so confused, like who are you?” and I was like, “Well, I already shot for Penthouse. I love the name Sky . I think I should go back to that…So Ali Summers was just kind of like… What do you call it?

Like a pseudonym?

Sky: Yes! Yes, [laughs] and then I was like “Wait, nevermind… Nevermind!”

I’m so happy you’re Sky again.

Sky: Me too! Me too.

Because also, that’s what you built up your brand as.

Sky: I did… I did. So yeah, stick to the roots always, and you can find me @skibbsky on my Twitter, my Instagram. That’s also my TikTok, and that’s also my snapchat. It’s literally everything.

It would be disrespectful to the serious amongst us to say the sky’s the limit with this special Pet, right? So we will not. … We will absolutely think it, but we will not say it out of respect for all the serious people (one of whom may or may not sign the check here). We will make what Sky says easier for you, though, at least as of this update. It gets kind of wispy up there in the sky, in case you had not noticed. These social handles seem to change a lot.

Penthouse Club — Perth of a Nation

A Penthouse Club Perth Re-Imagines

In 1995, the Penthouse Club, previously called “Xotica” hosted a prestigious crowd, featuring three Miss Nude Australia winners: Paris La Moore (2007), Madison Ivy Love (2013), and Allegra King (2015). However, despite its glory, co-owners Derek Mason and Lilly Merendino believed that the best way to further enhance the future of the club was to embrace the public image of Penthouse’s brand, inspiring the complete rebranding and renovation into Perth’s Penthouse Club.

Beginning in 2013, resident showgirl Paris La Moore was recognized as Australia’s Pet of the Year, followed by another successful claim by Tanika West in 2014. These successes inspired the new standards and visions for The Penthouse Club Perth, both in visuals and management.

The club is uniquely known to be run by an entire management team of women known as the “Ladies in Red”. While the “Ladies in Red” all began their careers as dancers, showgirls, or bar staff, they have worked their way up with priceless insights into the interactions between staff and patrons, rarely seen in the industry, but sure to provide a uniquely delightful experience.

Visually, the owners broke away from the aesthetics of a traditional gentlemen’s club, featuring refreshing ultra-modern décor and a stage background screen projecting cinematic-quality music videos alongside high-fidelity sound, private booths for dancers, and a VIP Skybox overlooking the stage. Within the VIP Skybox, patrons will find electronically switchable glass, adding an exclusive dimension to the high-roller experience.

The Penthouse Club Perth does not shine simply on looks and service alone but emphasizes providing a world-class entertainment experience. Performances by three to four dancers on the stage accompany video music mixes showcasing exhilarating aerial movement on the lyra and ropes, as well as themed striptease and pole skills. For special events, a group of “keygirls” called the Black Label Dancers further enrich the fantasy with one-of-a-kind show routines.

While establishing a concept, the dancers of the Penthouse Club engage in rigorous rehearsals, honing their talent to captivating levels of synchronization and fluidity that have not gone unnoticed. Their spectacular entertainment was recognized for its quality and attention to patron service through the Exotic Dancer’s Award for “Best International Show Club” of 2016. This prized award against fellow talented nominees around the globe including: Boudoir Rouge (Calgary, AB, Canada), Golden Girls Elite Gentlemen’s Club (Moscow, Russia), Peelerz (Nisku, AB, Canada), Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club (Croydon, England), The Penthouse Club (Paris, France), Showgirls Bar 20 (Melbourne, Australia), and Spearmint Rhino (London, United Kingdom), only further highlights the dedication and success of The Penthouse Club Perth.

Coveted as the most exciting part of the anniversary is the annual Perth Penthouse Club “Keygirl” awards. Voted on by the illustrious Ladies in Red, the dancers and performers who demonstrated excellence in personal presentation, grooming, costuming, punctuality, social media engagement and work ethic over the previous 12 months were awarded Solid Gold Keys. Repeat winners received a diamond added to their keys to signify their accomplishment. In total, eleven Gold Keys and eight Single Diamond Keys were presented and celebrated during the awards, however, fifteen-year resident dancer and showgirl, Addison Andrews, was also remarkably recognized as the first Double Diamond Keygirl!

The Penthouse Club in Perth exemplifies perfection through its attention to detail, precision of movement in performance, costume design, and seamless integration of music and lighting. Their commitment to quality and recognition of exceptional talent makes them a pillar of success, and we can’t wait to see them celebrated for years to come.

For those stuck in the Northern Hemisphere for the foreseeable future, we would still suggest a virtual tour. Of course should you be planning a trip that might bring you to the Perth area, you have many more options, although honestly Perth cannot be on the way to too many final destinations. Best course of action might be to just plan a trip to Perth so you can hang out at the club for a week or so. There might be other things to do there, since it does happen to be a pretty big city, but why would you want to do anything else?

Flirting 401

The Art of Point Blank Flirting

There are very few things in life that surprise me. but one that does is the inability of men to take risks, even on the smallest levels. I can’t tell you how many guys aren’t meeting women: They don’t even try. .. Even you, reading this article. … I’m willing to bet that recently, In a supermarket, on a bus, or in a restaurant, you saw a girl who was just so perfect – the exact look you like, the body you dream about. What did you do? ,,, It’s okay – I know what you did. It’s what you do every time. Nothing. She paid for her coffee and walked out, and you’ll never see her again.

Don’t feel bad. It’s happened to all of us. … Wait, I take that back. Feel terrible. You should feel terrible about it – as horrible as possible – because that’s the first step to stopping this pattern. Life is short, my friend, and youth Is even shorter. And you better forget about some mystical being or divine fate guiding you to your perfect soulmate. because It ain’t happenin’. Even if it did, is she really the right girl just because she was easy to meet? 1f you ran a company, would you want to interview 20 candidates for a job opening, or one?

What I’m about to tell you is going to make you a thousand times happier, remove a lot of the pressure from the situation, and, most importantly as a flirt professional, help you meet women with a fail-safe method. And this is not The Game: I understand that the concept of how to approach women has been beaten to death, with Neil Straus s’s best-selling book and VH1’s “The Pick-up Artist’’ leading the way. Strauss certainly offers some effective tips if you’re looking to bang as many women as possible being someone you’re not. I have no problem with this. We all have that sex demon lurking within us that, let’s face It, needs to be fed. It’s a need that, sometimes, we must satisfy with a little “looking the other way” of our own conscience.

This isn’t about that. This is about a straight, courageous, and real effort to meet women. Unless you look like George Clooney, they’re not going to approach you – you need to make the leap and bear all of the risk. Though, really, risk Is not the right word, since, In the grand scheme of things, this is peanuts and doesn’t involve much risk at all. It’s really something only a complete pussy couldn’t handle. So you can handle it, right?

Okay, here we go.

Flirting Method and Mind-Set

The method itself is simple: You see someone you like; you don’t see a ring; you go in. (Bear in mind I’m not talking about a bar. All bets are off in a bar, because alcohol greases the skids. and hooking up is an implied agenda for the evening. I’m talking about a cold-call in ordinary, everyday life.) Guys talk a big game, especially amongst themselves, but do you realize how few of them have the nerve to take this simple step? That means that you have almost no competition from the opening gun.

Much of a man’s attraction revolves around his power and confidence. What’s more powerful and confident than fearlessly approaching a woman in public and laughing in the face of a potentially embarrassing rejection? But how about I eliminate any potential for error and all risk of embarrassment (for you or her)?

What Do I Say When Flirting?

Before we get to that, there’s one essential piece of equipment you must have: a business card with your contact information. You must have it on you at all times. One sure thing is that when you run into that little hottIe of your dreams, it’ll be in some strange place you never expected. You must always be ready to kick into gear. A little five-cent card will say that you’re a person with a respectable life and not someone who’s going to dress up like his mother and stab her in the shower.

Second thing to keep in mind: leave no room to fuck up.

Let’s just set up the typical situation you’ll be facing. It’s going to be a public place and a single girl alone. I mention this because approaching a large group (containing the girl) Is an advanced move; if you’re still reading this, you’re probably not ready for it. The Flirting 401 “Point Blank” is most effective in a one-on-one scenario. So Iet’s use the coffee shop as an example. Thanks to a certain company that rhymes with Harbucks, coffee shops are everywhere and often populated with attractive women. But the technique can work in just about any public place.

Okay, so you walk into the coffee shop and see a girl who is definitely your type. Take a moment to assess how you look. If you’re well below your comfort level and look awful, then maybe-ah, fuck it. Go in anyway. You’re never going to see her again, trust me. As you walk over, use every molecule in your body to radiate calm, gentleness, and good faith. no matter how jacked up you may feel. Keep in mind that there’s a fine Iine between “cool dude with the stones to approach me” and “creepy weirdo.” Relax and do your best to come across like a regular dude – one who is gallant and romantic enough to make this against-the-odds move to win her attention, that is.

Once you’re near her, simply say, “Excuse me …” to get her attention. As she looks up, fade back just slightly so you don’t appear threatening – or bat-shit insane – and finish the line, “… are you single. by chance?”

That’s It?

Yep. Do it as naturally and matter-of-factly as you can, but that is it. Your work is 95 percent finished. You might be surprised. but for whatever reason, the body language of fading back combined with speaking in an open and welcoming way puts her at ease.

It’s all about the subtleties. It’s also about brevity. We’ve all attempted a lengthy and witty Iine that played out perfectly in our heads. but spun out of control when delivered, turning us into a stammering idiot. This way’s much more effective, trust me. Cuts right to the chase, but in a non-threatening way.

Point Blank flirting communicates everything in one easily delivered line. Unless you’ve been snacking on paint chips, you should be able to get it out.

It’s also a helluva lot better than the all-too-common, yellow-bellied technique of making ambiguous small talk, leaving the girl with the option of believing that she’s not being hit on. Something like, “Is that the half-and-half there?” usually ends with, “Yes, it is.”

After that type of exchange, the guy feels like he actually went for it. Luckily, he can go home and play with his own vagina.

“Are you single, by chance?” communicates everything in one easily delivered Iine. Unless you’ve been snacking on paint chips for the past year, you should be able to get it out clearly.

Now What? Flirting 201?

The human brain is quite the machine. Hers will instantly down­load a massive amount of information about you Just by the way you look, dress, move, and enunciate your words. You Just have to let it happen. Sit back for a split second. and wait for your answer. If she finds you attractive and you pulled off the approach properly, she will say something like, “I am, actually.”

Sold.

Now watch your air speed and ease up on the controls. Introduce yourself. Say you’re on your way to meet friends, but does she have a card, or can you get her number and maybe get together for a drink? Make sure you ask this. It’s polite and she will definitely say yes. I stress the importance of getting the contact information and leaving. Your work is finished. You will be seeing her again.

In sales, it’s important to know when to shut up. You just sold it. Don’t buy it back. Go have a great night and feel good about your future date.

What if the Answer is No?

This is the beauty part of the Point Blank flirting system. It eliminates potential embarrassment for both of you by giving her the option of saying she’s not single. She’s not saying she wouldn’t; she’s saying she can’t. If she says this, simply hand her your contact info and say, “A man can hope. Can I give you this anyway., just in case?”

She will take it. And there is still a chance she’s going to contact you at some point for several reasons. One, she could have just said that she wasn’t single reflexively, because she was thrown off guard by being Pont Blanked. Like I said, not many other men are doing it, so few women are prepared for it. But once she’s had some time to think about it, who knows? She might call the next day. Two, she really may have a boyfriend. Even then, you still might get a call from her at some point. Either they break up, or it’s on the rocks, or she’s a cheater. or whatever. Just give her the card. Move on, and hope for the best.

Flirting Life is All About Timing

When timing your approach for the Point Blank, make sure you leave yourself an out – meaning don’t make your move until after you’ve got your coffee. The last thing you want is to execute this and then have to stand with her, waiting for what will now seem like an eternity for your double latte. I’ve done this, and it’d brutal – especially if she’s not interested at all and there’s a small audience of fellow customers watching you marinate in your moment of failure. Be sure to time it for a graceful exit.

Flirting Upside > Downside

In addition to the beautiful simplic1ty of Point Blank flirting, there’s the negligible downside. What’s the worst that can happen? She says she’s not single? It’s not even a direct rejection. That’s the worst. And the best? Well, remember, it’s a lonely world out there, and people are looking for love. Attack this situation guilt-free, knowing that you’re contributing to one of the few enjoyable things we have in this world, meeting someone who gives you that amazing feeling of infatuation and passion.

Don’t Sweat It, and Don’t Regret It

I wouldn’t have written this if I hadn’t benefited from the technique immensely and watched my friends benefit from it. Keep in mind that it’s a numbers game. The more you put into it, the more you’ll get out of it. And remember, he who hesitates is lost. … You’ll never see her again, so take your shot.

Russ Meneve is a stand-up comic from New York City. He has appeared on The Tomght Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan 0’Brien, and Last Call with Carson Daly. … These days, tracking down Russ can be a little tricky. As of this writing, his personal site seems to be down, although we did find a dandy transcript of a podcast from just a couple of years ago. Could be he’s a little busy to be bothering with things like his online presence. We understand people like that. We also admire them.

Ivy Eden

Alluring Ivy Eden

Ravishing redhead Ivy Eden is a cam model who dazzles her audience with her enchanting gaze, sweet smile, and enticing figure. The gorgeous model states, “I was always attracted to this industry” and we’re lucky to have her.

Fearless and adventurous, the beautiful Russian has a daring past including partaking in diving and climbing rocks without any equipment. She even hopes to jump from a parachute someday! In addition to her actions, her spirit emanates in her personality, highlighting traits of perseverance and fierce determination. She values caring for her loved ones and the ability to defend someone’s point of view.

When she’s not chasing excitement, the alluring Ivy Eden relaxes by creating handmade crafts, or watching historical series. Ivy Eden can do it all, and we’re happy that the cameras were there to share her stunning glory..

Then we learn this in the limited magazine version:

Age: 21
Height: 5’5”
Measurements: 34B-25-40
Hometown: Pernski, Russia

Who is your hero and why?

My grandmother. She has endured a lot in her life, but she remains kind, caring and positive.

Describe your ideal date.

In an ideal date, it’s not the place that matters, but the vibe.

What’s the sexiest quality a person can possess?

To make people obey you.

What are you most proud of?

The fact that I’m not afraid to make mistakes.

What’s your hidden talent/skill that people don’t know you have?

I can tie a string into a knot with my tongue, without my hands.

Thus spaketh The Editors. We speaketh rather more completely. (Thus, we-eth win-eth.)

What made you decide to model for Penthouse?

I’m always was attracted by this industry.

What do you like to do in your spare time?

I like to watch historical series, Making something with your own hands, such as flowers from satin ribbons.

Favorite shows and movies?

The Witcher and the Game of Thrones

Favorite foods and drinks?

Pizza and tea with bergamot.

When you are about to be photographed in the nude, how do you mentally prepare?

I know it’s a job, but I’m still embarrassed.

When are you the happiest?

When a person does something nice for me.

How would you describe your personality?

Purposeful, stubborn, trusting.

What are your pet peeves?

A cat.

OK. So we understand that last answer could simply reflect a language barrier. It could also simply mean what it says. Have you ever tried to befriend a cat? … You would of course — at least as of this writing — have Twitter, Instagram, and even F4F options to learn more about Ivy on your own. Around here we really value education.

Staying Grounded with Caryn Beaumont

A Conversation with Caryn Beaumont

I’m here with Caryn Beaumont, Penthouse Pet of the Month for May 2024 (which seems like yesterday). Let’s jump right in…

What is one misconception about your profession that you wish people would understand?

Caryn: That we’re not hard workers. I think we actually do work quite hard and even modeling alone, people think, oh, you know, “Must be nice to be pretty” but there actually is a lot that goes into it. You might think something looks really easy in a photo, but that pose can actually be quite straining. And then that goes into everything that goes into looking after yourself to look a certain way to show up to that shoot, so a lot does actually go into it. I think some of us can get lucky a little bit with our looks, but to maintain and be consistent in the modeling industry, a lot does go into it.

Great Answer. What do you do to maintain your looks?

Caryn: [laughs] Ok, how long do we have? I guess health is a big thing, because when you’re consistent with your health and your body, your mind tends to be healthy as well. So, moving, I find exercise is incredible. I do weightlifting. I do Pilates. I do yoga. I think balance is a really important tool that everyone should have. I also eat quite clean. I make sure I get all my vitamins in. I drink lots of water. [laughs] This is sounding a little bit boring and repetitive, but you get the gist. Just everything I do that I can do to look after myself. I feel like life can be hard enough, so if I stay on top of my health, I find that I can tackle the days and things that come at me as best as I can.

I love that. Can you share a personal story of when you almost gave up but decided to keep going?

Caryn: Yeah! I was in my hometown, about 8 years ago now, and I was driving my car, and I had some really bad news from an ex-boyfriend of mine, and I actually just drove myself into a power pole. So yeah, I tried to take my own life without realizing. I honestly just lost control, and I didn’t think about anything. I didn’t think “I don’t want to be here anymore.” And now I truly understand how powerful the mind can be, and that people don’t really do it for attention, they just do it because they kind of lose sense of themselves and a pain kind of overrides them, and they just don’t want to be here anymore. So, I did that. I’ve got some hectic scars on my knees because of that, but I survived, so that was definitely a time when I wanted to give up, and it wasn’t even a thought of wanting to give up, but something overrode me to not want to be here anymore. As it turned out, it was the best thing that ever happened to me.

How did you get through it? What happened after the crash?

Caryn: There was a lot of therapy. That’s actually why I love yoga now, because I had to do a lot of stretching to start to walk again. I couldn’t walk for a couple of months. … So, I was like a little penguin. I was just like waddling around with my little straight legs because I was in a hospital bed for so long, so just kind of realizing how powerful the body is and, through therapy, what you can do to regain mobility. It was pretty unreal to me. It was very awakening. So, yeah, a lot of rehab. Naturally, I started to love meditation. I started to fall out of my bad habits. I used to be into partying and what not, but because I also punctured a lung, I had to quit smoking and all the other stuff.

Wow…

Caryn: [laughs] Obviously, I had to do everything I could to get my body to operate again. So, yeah, that kind of all went out the window, but that’s what happened.

And you’re here to tell the tale.

Caryn: Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

How inspirational.

Caryn: Oh, thank you.

Good for you. I’m proud of you.

Caryn: Thank you. Me too. It definitely built my character, and then I left my hometown, which built my character even more so.

I love it. How do you approach failure or setbacks and what lessons do you take from them?

Caryn: As frustrating as it can be… failing — especially when you can be a little bit of a perfectionist… I used to believe I was a perfectionist, but now I understand that perfection is something that is just not achievable… but I think it is important to take pride in the things you do and to execute them well and to put yourself up to a certain standard, but failure is just redirection and sometimes the best things have come from failing. I have just realized that actually wasn’t meant for me and then something bigger has come from it. It has a lot of room for something better to come along, so as annoying as it can be, and we do have tunnel vision, and we think something is going to be a certain way, just see it as redirection and new energy.

How do you balance your public persona with maintaining personal privacy?

Caryn: I think just getting grounded in your real life [laughs]. Just taking some time off my screen, I find, is the biggest thing for me. Getting outside in nature, doing something that simply allows me to be really present.…

What do you like to do in nature?

Caryn: Just be. Just chill out. Nothing. It can feel a little bit awkward, especially when we’re in such an overstimulated world. Sometimes, I just like to be somewhere really beautiful, and just put my phone down, and just kind of stare at things, and even though that might feel strange, I think it’s really important for us to do that, to get grounded and to kind of get out of the matrix.

100%. Who or what inspires you to keep striving for more?

Caryn: I have a lot of friends around me that I’m very inspired by, like you guys, being a part of such beautiful big companies that are so supportive. I think having a really good support system is kind of what inspires me ‘cause we all uplift each other, and we all want each other to succeed. So, yeah, it’s kind of my circle and who’s close to me.

Do you want to give a shoutout to anyone in your circle?

Caryn: I have so many. [laughs] I have a circle of so many amazing women. I have a lot of amazing girlfriends back in Australia. I’ve also made some really beautiful connections here in the states. So yeah, I guess shout out to all of those girls. They know who they are. [laughs]

What’s your go-to song or album when you need to recharge?

Caryn: Oooh, I love Coldplay. Yeah, I really get in my feels [with them]. … It depends on what I’m feeling. Sometimes, if I’m feeling a little down, I like to dig into that [laughs] with some music. So, I guess I’ll get into the old school R&B, like Mario… Ne-Yo. I don’t know. I get in the feels, even though I’m so not heartbroken, but I think it’s important to just feel some things and just let it go through. But if I’m feeling like hype, or just a good feel, then yeah, Coldplay or Rufus, something to really lift up my vibration. I do love those artists.

If you could give a Ted-Talk on a subject outside of your expertise, what would it be?

Caryn: Something educational? I think about things I’m passionate about, but in terms of education, I’m not too sure. I guess it might be a little bit cliché, but mental health and getting grounded, I guess. I’m not an expert in that, but I think just sharing my experience or other people’s experiences can help people feel not so alone and to know that there is hope and redirection out there. I guess that would be it.

What advice would you give to someone who might be interested in starting their own journey in content creation or modeling?

Caryn: It’s so cliché, but just do it. Just start. … If you want to live an extraordinary life, you can’t be doing the normal things. You do need to change your environment. You need to change your perception. You need to change your mindset. You need to change your circle. You need to change your routine, and change can be really hard and intimidating, but you’ve just got to put yourself out there and just start it.

Are there any new projects, ventures, or challenges you’re excited about for the future?

Caryn: There’s a lot. There’s a lot happening. … I’m currently building my house. I mean that’s very exciting, but it has been a process. … There’s been a lot of hurdles that I’ve had to overcome and things I’ve had to change and whatnot — things I kind of understand in the whole process — so that’s been really exciting for me.

How do you define success in your career? Is it financial, creative, personal, or something else entirely?

Caryn: I will be honest with this. I think success can look different in many ways. Obviously, numbers can be motivating. Also, I think it is important in business to set goals, not only financially, but also goals within your business — maybe not just the number of figures that are coming in, but maybe how much you want to grow certain platforms. Every quarter I’ll kind of set myself different goals. So, there will be like a financial goal I have, and then I’ll have like a life goal, and I’ll have something with my mental health. I’ll just set random different goals and try to achieve those, and then I actually get to the end of the quota and (hopefully) I look back at it and I go “Damn, I’ve achieved so much more than I thought!” Then I’ll also note down those things I achieved that I didn’t think I would. It can be therapeutic to reflect on things and kind of give yourself a pat on the back.

What did you achieve that you didn’t think you would?

Caryn: I always exceed my numbers, which is great — like on Instagram. Or there have been moments where I have lost a page or something like that, so that does happen. Maybe I’ve achieved much more in savings, or I’ve actually bought another property, or I’ve made some really cool connections. Maybe I’ve done a trip that I wasn’t expecting to do that has opened up a lot more gateways as well. Or maybe I’ve just achieved something really cool that I wanted to do for my mental health. … So, yeah, stuff like that.

Looking back, is there a decision that you made that you see now as very pivotal in your career?

Caryn: Yeah, I think definitely connecting with other creators has definitely impacted my career a lot. At the start, a lot of people tend to be kind of figuring themselves out and doing their own thing, but I feel like as soon as I — not even started working with other people, but I just started connecting with other people — it really gave me a jump. They can be so kind to like share little crumbs of their own that have worked out really well for them, and then you can implement that too. You can try different things and see what works out for you. I think that’s really powerful — the power of connecting with others in the industry, or even not in the industry. People can have some really cool things to share.

Are there any content creators that you’d like to collaborate with that you haven’t?

Caryn: Oh absolutely!

Give me some names.

Caryn: Angela White. Kazumi. I’m shooting for the stars. I don’t know. Yeah, I’ve got a big crush on Kazumi. Oooh… who else? I’m actually about to collaborate with Tru Kait, which I’m so excited about. She’s been a huge one for me. So, I actually bumped into her at a PillowTalk party last night and was just like “Hey girl!” ‘cause we’ve been following each other for a while so we’re literally about to do something!

So you’re not alone if you wondered which “profession” we were talking about this whole time, seeing as how the way a woman answers that question can be among the most insightful and interesting. Looks like we kinda skipped over that at the beginning, although “content creation and modeling” appears to rise to the surface in the discussion. We did find a local (to Caryn) online article about her history, though, which adds some fun details. It’s on the Internet, so it’s gotta be true. … Whatever the case, we highly suggest find Caryn on one of those always truthful Internet places and just ask her yourself. Almost certain to be really fun. She’s exceptional. … You can, naturally, find Ms. Beaumont here, of course.

Anastasya the Hooker

The Hooker MBA

She’s a self-made. self-employed woman who earns upwards of $400,000 a year and is an expert at selling, marketing, and pricing her product. She understands the process of limiting supply in order to generate demand, instinctively maximizes profits, and has perfected the art of mixing business with pleasure. During one memorable 24-hour period, she made $40,000 from a trio of clients and has generated $200,000 in revenue from a particularly devoted customer over the course of 18 months.

Now, that’s selling!

The person we’re talking about is a Las Vegas-based call girl we’ll call Anastasya, who cannily applies modern business concepts to the world’s oldest profession. Here are her tips for making the most of monkey business — or really any business.

Hooker Tip #1 — Become the Source

“Why would I want someone to be in touch with my clients, representing me, when I can represent myself in the best possible way? Plus, by cutting out the middleman. I make more money and reduce the potential for confusion. For example, I’ll show up, and, based on what somebody else has said, a client expects me to do anal. Well. I don’t do anal. So that can be a problem Beyond that, for the gentleman’s sake, the fewer hoops he has to jump through, the more natural it feels. He wants our encounter to be a girlfriend experience as opposed to a business transaction. I can make sure that he gets what he wants.”

Rather than focusing on middlemen who can market or distribute your product, do it yourself. This entrepreneurial approach carries more risk and is more time-consuming, but it promises a bigger payoff. Use charm, creativity, advertising, and previously established credibility in order to build up customers who rely on the superior product or service you provide. And remember to compensate those friendly folk who help you along the way.

Anastasya has laid the groundwork for her independence by eschewing pimps and the legal brothels that spot Carson City, Nevada. Although those places have their advantages (you won’t get busted for soliciting), they take 5O percent of each girl’s earnings. Anastasya has no interest in giving up that big a chunk of her profits. Indeed, she prefers to be wholesaler and retailer.

In order to generate business, Anastasya advertises in old media (the back pages of Las Vegas Weekly) as well as new media (Craigslist.com and TheEroticReview.com). She also relies on referrals from past customers and networks. New clients come from Iimo drivers, fellow working girls (in exchange for a 10· to 15-percent commission), and VIP hosts (casino employees who wrangle big gamblers and need to keep them happy). “The last time I did an all-nighter, the gentleman’s host came with us, and she handed me her card,” says Anastasya. “Not long after, she called me for one of her high rollers. I made $4,000 and tipped the host $500. That’s good money for everybody.”

Hooker Tip #2 — Know How Hard to Push

“First thing I ask a gentleman is where he got my name from. That way I know if it’s off of Craigslist or The Erotic Review, or somewhere else altogether. It tells me what he expects to spend. Erotic Review has a lot of information from clients who have paid me $1,500 — so somebody calling via Erotic Review already knows the price. On the other hand, if I tell somebody that the price is $1,500 and he says it’s kind of high, I suggest that we meet fora drink and figure it out. Men love meeting for drinks. If they negotiate a lower price, I try to raise it up in the hotel room. But I am flexible. If I have a regular who normally pays $1,200 but only has $800, and really wants to get laid, I’ll do it to keep him as a client. Next time, though, it will be $1,200. Maybe in exchange for the discount, I’ll get him to post a review or pay my cellphone bill.”

Whether you’ re negotiating for a new salary or trying to convince a client that he needs to spend more, quick thinking is essential. Anastasya likes to charge $1,500 for an unhurried hour or two of full service. But not everybody is willing to fork it over, so she’s flexible (“Hand jobs are $500. Titty-fucking is $750.”) and creative. During a slow week in Vegas, when the only convention in town was for low-rolling furniture-builders, she hooked up with a friend and sold girl-girl shows for small groups rather than full-on sex (which the market would not bear at her prices). “I like girls, so It was fun for me,” she says. “I made at I east $400 an hour and didn’t have to touch any of the guys.”

That said, she presses for max payments but recognizes that it’s all relative. “When somebody calls me from a cellphone. I look at the area code and get an idea as to where the gentleman lives. A guy from 415 [San Francisco) will probably be willing to spend more than a guy from 416 [Toronto). Then I ask where he’s staying and what he’s in town for. If he’s at the Wynn Las Vegas hotel on business, we’re starting at $1,500 and I’m selling full service.”

Once Anastasya is in a client’s room, with an initial price settled on, demand for her product suddenly spikes. That Is when the negotiating begins in earnest. ’’If I’m giving a guy a blowjob, and that is all he paid for. I keep my panties on. If he wants them off, I tell him that he has to kick it up, money-wise. Then, once we’ve gotten to that point, if he wants to touch me, I wiggle away a little. He says that I’m a tease. I say that he needs to be more generous.”

Hooker Tip #3 — Always be Selling

“You never know when an opportunity will come up. And I am always aware of that. I have a sort of radar that keeps me conscious of the men around me. When I’m out In my regular life and a guy Is staring, I’ll walk over and introduce myself. No problem. It helps that I’m naturally friendly and outgoing. Let’s say I am at a casino valet, or a supermarket, or a car wash: I start talking to a guy and he asks me what I do for a Irving. I tell him, ‘I’m a dancer.’ He asks where I dance and I say, ‘Wherever you want me to.’ Then the guy usually says, ’Oh. You’re that kind of dancer?’ I say, ’Yeah, I am.’ I have those conversations all the time.”

Whenever you make a phone call or walk out the door, you have an opportunity to sell — whether it’s a product. an idea, or yourself. But before doing that, you need to find your point of differentiation. Be able to concisely explain why the people who count should pay attention to you. Just remember not to cross the fine line between being interesting and being pushy.

Anastasya has enough sex appeal that her target audience is Inclined to buy. She increases the likelihood of closing the sale by handing out business cards, text messaging 1,000 or so regular customers with some variation of “Good morning, honey,’’ and always dressing In a manner that accentuates her best assets — whether she’s gambling on the Strip or shopping in the supermarket.

“I maintain spreadsheets on everybody’s likes and dislikes and fantasies. I may not know a client’s birthday, but I know if he enjoys it when I rub his balls.”

Additionally, she regularly embarks on marketing expeditions that exist for the sole purpose of stirring up new business. She goes to Tryst nightclub at Wynn on Thursdays (it’s the hot night there and helps her get booked for the weekend), covers the local market by cruising Monday Night Football at the Palms. and rarely misses a high-profile boxing match. “Guys hit on me all the time, and my goal Is to turn every one of them into clients,” she says. “Some women see an older gentleman staring and they say, ‘Eeew.’ My response is, ‘Ooooh, that guy wants to give me money. Maybe I should go over and buy him a drink.’”

Hooker Tip #4 — Money Isn’t Everything

“Anything that takes care of financial responsibility for me is payment. If a gentleman wants to post money to my Victoria’s Secret account, I’ll take that. Other times I take Visa gift cards {that high rollers get as gifts) from the casinos. Sometimes you do better that way. When clients pay me in cash, it can limit my upside. On the occasion when a guy wants to take me to Gucci or Ferragamo. I know I’ll get more than what he’d have paid me in cash. Some guys don’t want to pay outright. They claim that they don’t pay for sex, so this Is a way around that. A lot of men like the idea of being seen walking around with me, spending a lot of money. And if a guy’s not comfortable going to Gucci, I say, ’Okay, let’s go to Best Buy and get a flat-screen.’ Every guy Is willing to do something. You Just need to be creative about what that thing Is.”

Big fat checks are nice. but cash Is not the only form of remuneration. Supplementing your income with barter can be lucrative and life-enhancing. This form of payment is popular enough that companies such as YouExchange.com and BarterltOnhne.com exist for the sole purpose of bringing together different businesses.

Anastasya happily barters for anything and everything. Thus far she’s managed to swap sex for a $3,000 Loro Piana handbag, loads of designer clothing, and a 550 Mercedes-Benz. (When she told a smitten client that she needed a car, he gave her his nearly new Benz; she sold It for $70,000.) Guys have paid her college loan and taken her shopping. But, she warns, if you’re In a particularly appealing business, price the goods you offer at wholesale. “An executive from 7 Jeans gives me $1,000 worth of pants, and I knock $500 off the price of service.” she says. “I refuse to value it at full retail. After all. the guy got the merchandise for free.”

Hooker Tip #5 — Calculate Risk. Curtail Volatility.

“Hell yeah, there is risk. The number one risk Is the police. I try to cut that out by picking the gentleman rather than letting him pick me. Vice comes right up to you and tries to get you to go upstairs immediately. They don’t waste any time. They’re often nasty right from the start. They want to get you saying as much as they can, so I generally talk about money as little as possible. I don’t like talking about how I can use my mouth to put a condom onto a guy’s penis. Gentlemen act like gentlemen. Vice cops do not. They usually dress in no-name jeans and untucked button-down shirts. They immediately offer $1.000 to do it In the ass. To me, that does not sound very safe.”

It Is virtually impossible to be in any kind of money-making enterprise without taking on a certain amount of risk. This is true whether you’re an attorney working for a piece of the settlement, or a banker negotiating loans, or a pipe fitter who needs to assess the downside of a shortcut compared to the hours it will save. One key to being successful is to be able to quantify risks. Figure out the ones that are worth taking and think through the negatives before taking chances.

In Anastasya’s case, her risks are not financial so much as they involve time consumption, wear and tear on her body. and the ever-looming prospect of getting busted. Like a lot of smart business people, she recognizes the worth of sacrificing profit to reduce risk. “I’d rather do one all-night session for $2,500 than take a shot at four one-hour sessions for $1,500 each.” After all, she explains, every time she steps in an elevator, she has the potential to rankle casino security; whenever she meets with a new client, there is a chance that he will be an undercover cop. On a purely mathematical level, she reduces volatility by giving up a chunk of potential profit over the course of a given night.

As a side benefit of playing it safe, overnight customers are more likely to become repeat customers (integral for success in any field). And that, too, takes some of the gamble out of Anastaysa’s work. She knows that a repeat customer is not a cop and he will probably buy an extended session, which translates into more money.

Recognizing the value of regulars-and grateful for the safety they provide — she keeps favored clients happy by throwing in special treats: “Sometimes I’ II surprise a gentleman by bringing along a second girl. He doesn’t ask for her, and he doesn’t pay for her. I pay the girl out of my money. I can be very personable. I maintain spreadsheets on everybody’s likes and dislikes and fantasies. I may not know a client’s birthday, but I know if he enjoys it when I rub his balls.”

Hooker Tip #6 — Follow the Cash

“You have to respect the seasonality and economies of various places. I find out from clients about award shows and conventions in other cities where the right kinds of men will be present. Anywhere there is a huge swarm of men, that is where I want to be. Staying in Vegas all the time is no way to leverage profits. During summers in Vegas, I’d spend a lot of time fucking locals and charging them less. I do a lot better in the Hamptons or Saint-Tropez.”

Devote your business life to selling snow shovels and the market is obvious. Opt for something more dynamic, however, and your profit center keeps changing. Smart people track markets and analyze information to find locales with new, untapped opportunities.

It can be as simple as keeping up on parallel businesses that are suddenly thriving in certain areas. One trick here is to establish trusted sources who can clue you in on the information before your competitors have it. Anastasya does this by cozying up to taxi drivers who provide her with copies of tip sheets, put together by the Las Vegas Visitors Bureau that reveal casinos where conventions are being held (so that drivers know where they’ll be needed). She also maintains hotel-based sources who keep her abreast of occupancy percentages. After all, the busier a casino is, the likelier she will be to find customers there.

When things really slow down. Anastasya does what every smart business person does: She seeks fresh territories — often with the help of a call-girl network she has cultivated. In her case, the hot spot is usually Miami, San Diego, or Dallas. (“Dallas is ridiculous,” she says. “I make 60 grand there in six weeks. but I don’t really like the city.”) She hits Hawaii for the Pro Bowl, goes wherever the NBA All-Star Game happens to be, and touches down in Indianapolis during Biker Week. Still, there’s no place like home: “The Professional Bull Riders Championship in Vegas is the best. Cowboys are fun, they’re not cheap, and they love big-titted girls.”

It should not really surprise anyone that at least some of us around here know a lot of hookers. And in keeping with the theme today, most of them tend to be happy. Maybe not Xaviera Hollander happy, but more realistic these days, and over all confident in their own direction and life choices. Many do not like men all that much, perhaps, but if more men knew how to treat the business relationship with them, maybe that would change. Some guys really need to learn the difference between orgasms and love.

Anna Lisa Travel Time

Anna Lisa on with Life

The lockdown in 2020 (due to the COVID_19 pandemic) offered me the opportunity for some much needed time to myself, and with that, I carved out a lovely home behind the camera as a self portrait artist and film photographer. The nostalgia of film has always intrigued me, and I love being able to incorporate what I’ve learned over the course of my modeling career into my photography work. My first official exhibition showcased a small collection of my self portraiture work which I shot exclusively on Polaroid film.

2021 was the year I grew my online platforms into something I’m deeply proud of. The ability to share my work directly with my fans has been incredibly rewarding on so many levels. I’m eternally grateful to everyone who has subscribed, shown support by purchasing one-of-a-kind Polaroids and offered me kind words of encouragement.

I took a short trip to Iceland in the early spring of 2022 after performing in Venice, Italy for Carnival. It had been a lifelong dream of mine to soak in the warm healing pools of the Blue Lagoon. The stark contrast between the rigid landscape surrounding the lagoon and the milky turquoise waters was incredible to experience firsthand. I would absolutely love to go back and explore more of this devastatingly beautiful landscape in the near future.

I then adopted a small dog from a rescue in July of 2023. The initial shift into being a dog-parent was a rough one, but after some time getting to know one another, the two of us became inseparable. Harper is a terrier mix with a big personality and a love for the outdoors. Her consistent need for adventure led me to make a massive life change — move out of my Los Angeles apartment and into a converted camper-van full time.

Since June of 2024, I’ve been on the road in my van I named Sylvia — my first grand adventure being the Pacific Northwest. I spent the entire summer exploring the stunning natural beauty that Washington and Oregon are known for — eating my weight in cherries, freshly foraged blackberries and raspberries. This time in nature allowed me to deepen my love and admiration for birding which has quickly become one of my favorite hobbies.

Once summer came to an end and the cooler weather began to creep in, I followed the sunshine down south. I met up with some friends to hike Mount Shasta, spent some time at Lake Tahoe and then made my way down the 395 — my absolute favorite stretch of highway I’ve traveled so far. I eventually made it to Arizona and then New Mexico. White Sands National Park quickly became one of my favorite places to stop — Harper’s too.

2025 has started off as the year that I visit friends, loved ones and chosen family all over the country. The need to connect deeply with my community has become extremely important to me while on this journey. However, the freedom that comes with living on the road is unparalleled. I’m so incredibly grateful to have this time to explore the natural wonders of this land and all the creatures that inhabit it. Along with that, my goal this year is to purchase property so that I can actualize my dream of creating an off-grid, self-sufficient homestead complete with my very own artists studio.

We did get a chance to ask a few follow-up questions this time around, where Anna Lisa continued to impress.

What kind of camera(s) do you use for your work?

My main shooter is my Leica R5 with a 50mm f/2 Summicron-R 2 lens which I use for portrait sessions with clients. For my self portraiture work, I use my Polaroid SX-70 Sonar One-Step with a MINT self timer — it has a hot pink leather finish to it which I’m proud of because I re-skinned it myself. Additionally, I have a Rollei XF 35 which I bought on a whim not knowing it had a built-in self timer. It’s quickly become one of my favorite cameras for self portraits while traveling because it’s lightweight and compact.

Do you have binoculars for birdwatching? If so what kind/brand?

I love my Leica 10×25 BCA binoculars.

Do you ever take photos of birds/wildlife in addition to beautiful little Harper?

I haven’t gotten into photographing wildlife yet, but I hope to do so in the near future. I’m truly in it for the personal enjoyment of spotting birds that I love and those I haven’t seen before.

Have you visited any additional national parks besides your favorite, White Sands National Park?

On this road-trip, I visited Mount Rainier and Olympic National Park in Washington State and Redwoods National Park in Northern California. However, most National Parks don’t allow dogs outside of camping areas — with the exception of White Sands which is why it’s one of my favorites. I tend to stick with the smaller state parks because they’re more forgiving when it comes to our four-legged-friends and are definitely not as busy during peak season. When I’m out in nature, I love to immerse myself in it as much as possible and oftentimes people can be a big distraction from that.

Last question. Did you convert the camper-van yourself or purchase it already converted?

My camper van came with a finished custom interior build-out and a full solar panel setup when I bought her. However, she needed some interior touch ups, new upper and lower ball joints, brakes, rotors, a new battery and a few other odds and ends before I was able to take her out on the road safely. I also added some personal touches like a fresh coat of paint on the interior, curtains, and custom insulated window covers which I made myself. She’s extremely cute, cozy and comfortable.

Yeah, they really should have asked if she were going to name her memoirs of this sate in her life “Sylvia Path” we think, right? Ah, well, now we have a conversation starter the next time we see Anna Lisa. Should you have missed it, Anna Lisa has a Pet Page here, but perhaps more helpful to our friend would be to pop over to her site and then joint her Patreon. We need to encourage van lives, after all, and we might as well do so with wonderful, talented people. (Although mean, unskilled people probably do not do well on Patreon, we’re guessing.)

Eloquence of a Kink

A Kink by Any Other Name: Secret Sex Lives of Great Authors

If teachers had told us just how kinky writers could be, I’d have been a lot more interested in the classics.

Honore De Balzac | A Kink of Precious Substance

Talk about retaining fluids. Balzac revealed to friends that, while having sex, he preferred not to ejaculate, fearing that it would sap his creative energy. “Lovely-dovey and amorous play, up to ejaculation, would be all right,” a confidante reported, “but only up to ejaculation. Sperm to him meant emission of purest cerebral substance, and therefore a filtering, a loss through the member, of a potential act of artistic creation.”

Or, as Balzac himself once put it after climaxing during intercourse with many of his Iovers: “This morning I have lost my novel!”

George Gordon, Lord Byron | A Kink of Niece and Daughter

Byron’s many paramours may have included his own half-sister, Augusta Leigh. She was married at the time, but hey, if you’ re going to commit incest, why not go all the way and commit adultery as well? Many scholars now contend that Augusta’s daughter Medora was in fact the product of Byron’s loins, making him, well. an even more complicated figure than we thought.

William Shakespeare | A Top Billing Kink

A randy Shakespeare once snookered his friend and fellow actor Richard Burbage out of a romantic rendezvous with a young lady who lived near the theatre.

The Bard overheard that woman making plans for a secret assignation. “Announce yourself as Richard III,” she told the actor.

Thinking quickly, Shakespeare hustled off to the woman’s home, gave the agreed-upon code name at the door, and was admitted to her boudoir for a spirited rogering session. When Burbage showed up a few minutes later, Shakespeare sent down a note: William the Conqueror came before Richard III.

W. B. Yeats | Monkey-Man Kink

In the days before Viagra, older men often resorted to quack remedies and experimental procedures to address their erectile dysfunction. Yeats was no exception. Determined to put a little lead in his pencil, the aging poet traveled to Vienna to undergo the fabled “Steinach Operation,” a revolutionary vasectomy touted by its namesake inventor as a surefire way to rejuvenate male potency. (Sigmund Freud had been “Steinached” some years earlier, to no effect.)

The 15-minute operation, in which monkey glands were implanted into Yeats’s scrotum, when off without a hitch. Yeats got his groove back. He later credited the surgery with reviving not only his creative powers but also his “sexual desire; and that in all likelihood will last me until I die.”

He soon began enjoying the fruits of his “strange second puberty” with a new mistress, 27-year-old actress and poet Margot Ruddock.

James Joyce | Kink of an Artist as an Old Perv

To say that Joyce had an active sexual imagination would be a profound understatement. “The two parts of your body which do dirty things are the loveliest to me,” Joyce wrote in one of the numerous erotic letters he sent to his Iongtime Iover, Nora Barnacle. “I wish you would smack me or flog me even,” he gushed in another. “I would love to be whipped by you, Noralove!”

And those are just a couple of the tamer passages. Joyce’s love letters abound with explicit descriptions of sex acts he shared or wished to share with her. Among the graphic anatomical references, which Joyce used as a masturbatory aid, are repeated salacious encomia to Nora’s “big full bubbies” and “arse full of farts.”

Indeed, Joyce seemed to have a special place in his, er, heart for the aroma of a woman’s wind and the sight of her soiled underwear. Weird? Yes. Sexy? That’s debatable.

Was Nora on board with the panty sniffing? Her letters back to him have not survived, although some of his notes suggest that she was every bit as dirty-minded as he-perhaps even more so.

“You seem to turn me into a beast,” Joyce wrote in yet another lusty missive. “It was you yourself, you naughty shameless girl. who first led the way.”

F. Scott Fitzgerald | Kink of the Foot Fancier

Fitzgerald had a serious foot fetish, and his tendency to link feet with sex dated from early childhood. All his life, he refused to let others see his unshod feet, which he associated in his mind with his own nakedness. “The sight of his own feet filled him with embarrassment and horror,” noted a 1924 interviewer.

When it came to women’s tootsies, however. Fitzgerald was positively batty. He confessed to a prostitute that the sight of a woman’s feet had always excited him and made caressing her feet part of their lovemaking ritual. A bizarre passage in This Side of Paradise in which the main character is revolted by the sight of a chorus girl’s feet may have been Fitzgerald’s attempt in his writing to come to grips with these impulses.

Gertrude Stein | Don’t have a Kinky Cow

For reasons known only to her, Stein referred to orgasms as “cows.” Coded references to “cows” can be found in a number of her poems and stories, including “As a Wife Has a Cow: A Love Story.” Fort the record, she once called herself “the best cow giver in all the world.”

Walt Whitman | Abe the Kinky Babe

Whitman had a serious crush on Abraham Lincoln, whom he eulogized in the 1865 poem, “O Captain! My Captain!”

While working as a nurse in Washington, D.C. during the Civil War, Whitman often saw the president with his cavalry guard on the streets. His written description of their encounters leaves little doubt he considered the lanky rail-splitter quite the dish.

“I see very plainly Abraham Lincoln’s dark brown face, with the deep-cut lines, the eyes always to me with a deep latent sadness in the expression. … Probably the reader has been physiognomies (often old farmers, sea captains, and such) that, behind their homeliness or even ugliness, held superior points to subtle, yet so palpable, making the real life of their faces almost as impossible to depict as wild perfume or fruit-taste, or a passionate tone of the living voice – and such was Lincoln’s face, the peculiar color, the lines of it, the eyes, mouth, expression. … To the eye of a great artist it furnished a rare study, a feast and fascination.”

Ayn Rand | Kinky Boy Toy

Rand tended to attract acolytes, and none was more devoted than Nathan Blumenthal , the Canadian college student who became by turns her protege, intellectual heir, and personal stud service. They first met in 1950, after the then-19-year-old Blumenthal wrote a fan letter to her. To his surprise, the famous author invited him to her home in Manhattan to take part in one of the floating philosophical bull sessions she called “the Collective.”

Blumenthal (who would soon restyle himself as Nathaniel Branden) quickly ingratiated himself into her inner circle. Rand even served as the maid of honor at his wedding. By 1955, their relationship had turned physical. Rand was 50: Branden was 25. She bragged to friends that she needed to have sex with him at I east two times a week to ward off writer’s block.

Branden parlayed his intimate access to the Objectivist visionary to found the Nathaniel Branden Institute, a think tank devoted to spreading Rand’s selfishness-based gospel. By 1968 the bloom was off the rose, however, and Branden started secretly seeing another of Rand’s disciples. who happened to be a beautiful young model. When Rand discovered the infidelity, she went ballistic and vowed to destroy him. In a public declaration, she officially cast him out of the Objectivist movement. Today, Branden works in Beverly Hills, California, as a psychotherapist specializing in self-esteem issues. He published a tell-all memoir, My Years with Ayn Rand, in 1999.

Jean-Paul Sartre | Kink, the Ladies Man

Despite his ungainly appearance, Sartre was a notorious womanizer who ran through mistresses as ravenously as he did packs of Boyard cigarettes. He even tried to hit on a comely young Brazilian journalist while his lover Simone de Beauvoir was in the hospital recovering from a bout of typhoid. He justified his infidelity by likening it to masturbation and refused to climax alongside his partners-not to forestall pregnancy but simply to deny them unnecessary intimacy.

William Borroughs | How Do You Like Me Now? Kink?

Despite a 12-year age difference, Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg shared a brief, torrid sexual affair in the early l950s. The coupling went down in flames, however, when Burroughs fell in love with his protege. “Bill wanted a relationship where there were no holds barred,” Ginsberg later wrote, “to achieve the ultimate telepathic union of souls.”

When it came time to dump Burroughs, Ginsberg was somewhat Iess eloquent in his word choice: “I don’t want your ugly old cock,” he told him. It took many years for the two men to repair their broken friendship.

From Secret Lives of Great Authors © 2008 by Robert Schnakenberg. Used with permission of Quirk Books.

Wow. Let me not to the marriage of true minds, and all that. Somehow just knowing that blood rushing to parts of the body not responsible for thinking has been an issue for centuries. Having said that, should one run across a particularly hesitant yet erudite lass today, that has thus far resisted your charms (perhaps all too easily), you still might get some play employing at least one of the more sophisticated efforts in history. … Git ‘R’ Donne.

Beatrice Esmont

Shimmering Temptress Beatrice Esmont

Beatrice Esmont captivates her online audience with her flirty gaze, dazzling confidence, and alluring figure. Embracing a love for helping people, positivity, and world peace, she shimmers with a personality and appearance that shines brighter than the Northern Lights visible from her hometown. [Yowza. -Ed.]

Beatrice always stands (or sits, or reclines, whatever) ready to display her best, and her admirers can’t get enough of her sexy poise. Valuing her relationships with others, Beatrice Esmont enjoys spending time with her friends but also describes being in tune with her own wants and needs. The beautiful Ms. Esmont works hard at the gym, unwinds with massages, and displays her romantic side. Through all of that Beatrice values close kinship connections with partners and investing in the emotions and feelings each experience gives her. She begins each day with a goal toward building upon her own strength and sensations.

You’ll always find this irresistible blonde in search of potential opportunities, and we’re thankful for the camera present to capture all her endeavors.

So we got that — mostly — from the magzine people, along with some basic facts and cursory overview — that fits on their page, obviously.

Age: 26
Height: 5’3”
Measurements: 32B-24-37
Hometown: Saint-Petersburg, Russia

What are some jobs you have held in the past?

Deputy manager at a jewelry store.

What do you think is the hottest movie sex scene?

The red room of Gray in 50 Shades of Gray.

Favorite shows and movies?

Horror and detective stories.

Describe your first on-camera sex experience.

Omg, it was a very cool experience with toys!

What is the biggest turn-on for you?

Dirty talk, touches (gentle and a little bit hard).

Naturally we can take Ms. Beatrice Esmont to a deeper level, though. And we do love that.

Thus, we continue (merrily).

Did you attend college?

Yes

If so, when did/will you graduate?

2016

College Major?

Architecture

What is the most exciting place you’ve ever had sex?

Bedroom.

What is the most remarkable sexual experience you have ever had?

Usually in relationships with feelings bringsfor me the most wonderful sex. It gives a lot of strength, emotions and sensations.

Favorite sports?

Figure Skating

If you could have sex with anyone past or present, who would you pick?

My Ex-Boyfriend

When you are being photographed in the nude, how do you psyche yourself up? Is there anything you do to get into the right mood?

No, I’m always ready.

What is your favorite thing about your job?

Toys. Money. Tips.

How did you get involved in the adult industry?

Money

Honestly, we think those last couple of answesr might be the most honest (as well as being the most common) answer we have received on a questionnaire in a long time. Then again, Beatrice Esmost gave a few atypical answers in there. Kinda just makes you want to meet her online even more, right?